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Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There re worse things. Oh, indeed I have a few crystals around my house which I'm very fond of - relics from the eighties :) ETA: Or maybe you meant the late night gardening?

Live and let live? Each to their own etc?

womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you might ask the seller - they might have a link > with a courier? It was DPD but I have to pay the return postage. But thanks, I'll ask the seller.

I have to return some taps which were delivered on Monday. They aren't faulty,just unsuitable, long sad story. The whole package weighs just over 4kg. Does anybody know the best/cheapest way of doing this? Thanks.

I'm glad at least that something is happening to the site.

I hope the cyclist is OK. This happened to my daughter's mother-in-law. She was in hospital for several days and took quite a long time to recover.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They?re working on the bio-dynamic cycle Lou > > This is decreed by the moon cycle, surely you know > this They're probably planting crystals and weird substances all over the garden, too :)) :)) :))

Oh dear, commiserations, hope you get it sorted. We had five thousand 2018 Goose flyers which had to be redone because the printer had made a mistake. They did pay, but it was annoying and the incorrect ones all had to go in the recycling :(

I just want to say how happy I am with my Roku stick, it's brilliant. Thanks again for all the help on this thread, especially the Sainsbury's mention! Looking forward to Part Three of The Crown now, and have very belatedly discovered Sherlock :))

Ha ha well spotted (so to speak :)) )

As it was the printer's fault, should they not send replacements to the correct address? Are they time critical?

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe it?s yr ancient mercury fillings picking up > sound :)) :)) :))

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I assumed 'late night gardening' was some sort of > euphemism / code. Turns out it's just late night > gardening. Very disappointing. :)) I must say I can't see any problem with people gardening at night provided they aren't disturbing anybody. Each to their own and all that. I'd probably do the same if there were things I hadn't had time to do in the day and I had enough light to see by. Or is Louisa doing a KK bus and car type post? Who knows. Well apart from Louisa, obv :)) ETA: The bulbs I can understand. It's past the time most bulbs should have been planted, so they were probably desperate to get them in. I've only just planted some of mine, and I had been fretting about it for weeks :(

Maybe the thread heading could be changed, even just to add a question mark? It's a bit alarming otherwise!

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The conundrum is, where is the irony bypass? Indeed!

Elphinstone's Army Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Louisa Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Sue Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Elphinstone's Army Wrote: > > > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ----- > > > > Describing the busiest station/interchange > in > > > the > > > > U.K. and indeed Europe, as Clappy J. > > > > > > > > > Oh, I quite liked that when I saw it for the > > first > > > time on the forum this morning! > > > > > > I intend to use it from now on :)) > > > > Gentrification has even invaded local slang! > > Unbelieavable. > > > > Louisa. > > > do not despair Louisa, really she won't, when she > realises it's an Americanism and worthy only of a > 12 year old : > this will not enter a mature person's lexicon, be > assured ... Oh it has definitely entered my lexicon. Who wants to be mature? 12 year olds are much more fun :))

:))

This or a similar version of it has been going on round here on and off for years. In the nineties it was either very poor quality household goods like tea towels, or else truly appalling "original art".

I don't think moondancer was having a go at you, RPC? And yes, that post from Flintstone reviving the thread after eight months sounds like one of those effusive paid for "reviews" you get in local papers, rather than the usual kind of forum post. But what would I know? It's a shame, because they have the opposite effect on me to what is presumably intended. It puts me off going to the place in question. It's the "crushed and devalued" thing all over again ......

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't start again Sue. You were rude, called out > on it and then posted insane crap and deserved the > response you got. Take responsibilty for your own > sarcasm and tone. You seem to get into fracas > quite easily. Those who saw the posts before they were deleted can make up their own mind.

dbboy, both councillors have gone out of their way to help. Why are you having a go at Renata? She has clearly said that the policy is presently being reviewed.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Agreed. But it is the nature of online forums. > Some people are just incapable of civil > conversation. Like that post of yours which was recently deleted by admin, you mean? But not before several people had read it and one suggested you might like to reconsider it in the cold light of day. Some people are indeed incapable at times of civil conversation .....

micromacromonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just spoke to Jack. Squatters are now out, they > have made a bit of a mess (so clearly weren't > using that washing machine), not too bad however > so he's going to be cleaning up and hopefully open > soon (a couple of weeks). All sounds very > frustrating; they were really close to a smooth > transition but, once they had to shut, that turns > into a chain of events (shutters up, squatters got > in, then they needed evicting) turns a few days > into a couple of months. Yes frustrating, but great that it sounds like they will be open again soon, hooray!

Crikey, it sounds like you have had more than me. The most I've had at a time is four, mostly they are in ones or twos. The worst moment has been when I came to the bottom of a mug of hot chocolate and had what I thought was an undissolved lump of chocolate in my mouth, when it didn't dissolve I spat it out and saw it had wings :( :( :( Bleurgh. I have no idea at what stage it got into the mug :( That was the point when I thought I may have to get in a pest controller ...... haven't yet though. Oh and one night I went to bed and there was one on my pillow :( I've had the house around twenty five years and never had this problem before, but someone I know who lives in Sussex said he once had a house and had them every Spring, presumably when they came out of hibernation. ETA: Yes, mine also tend to be on windows, though not always, and yes mostly very still and dozy though the occasional one flies around the room.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Same all over ED, ridiculously long lines > appearing. Speeds will > Invariably go up. I?ve already got close to being > taken out by a car careering round the corner at > speed. What a dumb and dangerous use of our taxes > . Well given that cars completely ignore the double yellow lines on corners and park on them anyway, thus making it very dangerous for cars coming out of the road because they can't see what is coming (the reason for the yellow lines in the first place), I doubt it is going to make much difference unless somebody actually starts fining the people who park on them.